Europe eyes faster-better-cheaper landing at moon's south pole.
LUNAR SPLASHDOWN: Last week's confirmation of water ice at the lunar poles was a shot in the arm to the European Space Agency's Euromoon 2000 project, which would send a lander to the moon's south pole in 2001. Planned as an ESA/industry collaboration, Euromoon would start with an orbiter in 2000...
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